Chess - 14-year-old Grandmaster Nihal Sarin becomes youngest Indian to cross 2600 Elo - ESPN

At 14 years and 10 months, Indian chess prodigy, GM Nihal Sarin has crossed 2600 Elo in the live rating list, becoming the youngest-ever Indian and second-youngest in history to do so.

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